30,000 Accounts Banned From World of Warcraft

by GamingBits on June 10, 2006

in General Gaming News Bits

Blizzard has closed 30,000 World of Warcraft player’s accounts for using third-party programs to accumulate more gold and items.

From Blizzard: “In keeping with Blizzard’s aggressive stance against cheating in World of Warcraft, we banned over 30,000 accounts in the month of May, and with that removed well over 30 million gold from the economy across all realms. The banned accounts were taking part in activities that violate the game’s Terms of Use, including using third-party programs to farm gold and items, which severely impacts the economy of a realm and the overall game enjoyment for all players.”

Read more here. Turn in cheaters here.

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